Multiple Choice
In the short run,when output is less than planned aggregate expenditure,
A) potential output is greater than GDP.
B) potential output is less than GDP.
C) potential output equals GDP.
D) planned private-sector investment is greater than actual private-sector investment.
E) planned private-sector investment is less than actual private-sector investment.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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